Seamless Load Balancing for Jito APIs

Leverage Multiple Jito endpoints via a single RPC Endpoint. Interact seamlessly with both Solana and Jito through a single, unified RPC endpoint—no need to switch endpoints.
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Effortless Multi-Endpoint Access

Why Choose Backpac's Load Balancer for Jito APIs?

Backpac's Load Balancer for Jito empowers you to leverage multiple Jito endpoints via a single RPC endpoint, ensuring unmatched speed, reliability, and scalability for transaction sending.

Simplified Integration
Seamlessly interact with Solana and Jito through your existing Backpac RPC endpoint, making setup and operation effortless.
Scalable Architecture
Backpac’s advanced architecture introduces dynamic failover capabilities, ensuring uninterrupted RPC request fulfillment by instantly switching to an alternative provider during node issues.
Reliable Failover
Enjoy guaranteed uptime with intelligent failover and retry mechanisms, keeping your transactions flowing smoothly no matter the circumstances.
Jito API Load Balancer
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    Load Balanced Jito Endpoint

    The Backpac load balancer provides a single unified RPC endpoint for interacting with Solana and Jito APIs. This endpoint simplifies development and ensures efficient request distribution across multiple backend nodes for maximum reliability and performance.

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    sendBundle

    The sendBundle method allows developers to submit bundles of pre-signed transactions. This feature is essential for low-latency use cases where precise transaction execution is critical. Backpac ensures these bundles are processed efficiently through its load-balancing system.

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    getBundleStatuses

    The getBundleStatuses method retrieves the status of previously submitted bundles. It provides real-time updates on the progress of transactions, enabling developers to monitor their operations closely and ensure successful execution.

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    getTipAccounts

    The getTipAccounts method enables users to retrieve tip account information for Solana validators. This feature supports applications that require detailed validator tip data for optimal transaction prioritization.

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    getInflightBundleStatuses

    The getInflightBundleStatuses method tracks bundles currently in the pipeline. It helps developers understand the state of transactions in progress and troubleshoot potential delays or issues efficiently.

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    sendTransaction

    The sendTransaction method serves as a direct proxy to the Solana sendTransaction RPC method. This ensures your transaction is forwarded directly to the validator for optimal performance. By default, transactions submitted through this method include MEV (Miner Extractable Value) protection.

How to Integrate with Jito and Solana

Add Jito Endpoints

1. Add Jito Endpoints

To start, you need to add multiple Jito API endpoints. Ensure that your endpoint URLs are correctly configured to connect to Jito.

Create API Key with Jito enabled

2. Create an API Key with Jito Enabled

Next, create an API key for Solana. Select Enable Jito for the API key.

Use the Backpack Endpoint

3. Use the Backpack Endpoint and API Key

Finally, use the Backpack endpoint along with the generated API key to make calls to both Jito and Solana, ensuring seamless integration.